You’re making it way more complicated than in needs to be. WP Mail SMTP is a plugin that allows you to have WP’s wp_mail() function send through an SMTP account instead of relying on the web server. You’re not, in this case, doing anything specific with WP Mail SMTP. What you’re going to do is … Read more
The problem with this is that the styles and scripts you want to remove gets printed in the head (some scripts in the footer), while your shortcode will most likely only be triggered after that. One way will be as you suggested, doing this based on the url, but rather doing it based on the … Read more
Instead of trying to remove the automatically added paragraphs before or after the fact, you can try removing the wpautop filter from the_content within your shortcode (and re-adding it to maintain consistency for other plugins etc.): add_shortcode( ‘test’, ‘test_sc’ ); function test_sc( $atts ){ remove_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’ ); $content = apply_filters( ‘the_content’, ‘$\frac{15}{5} = 3$’ … Read more
Essentially what you can do is add an identifier for each ‘tab’ and then save it in a multidimensional array, this is a neat trick that inputs can do and works great for WordPress plugins that uses tabs. <form id=”form_1″> <div class=”tab_1″> <input type=”text” name=”tab1[‘fieldname_0’]” value=”tab_1_0″> <input type=”text” name=”tab1[‘fieldname_1’]” value=”tab_1_1″> <input type=”text” name=”tab1[‘fieldname_2’]” value=”tab_1_2″> <input … Read more
It is unfortunate core only gives you the string length when it has the entire output available to display. However you can find what those unexpected characters are by dumping them (from the output buffer) to a file on activation. Try adding this (outside the plugin you are activating of course, eg. in a PHP … Read more
An object in PHP is a data type that you can read more data types here It’s good practice to check variable types before using them. In your case, you are assuming $user_meta is an object. Since you are filtering the_content(), it might be called some place else and returning that error. Here is your … Read more
do I still need a theme? Yes! You always need a theme in WP, Elementor is still just a plugin, it lets you put various custom content, but for Elementor specifics you should contact elementor support, 3rd party plugins are offtopic on this stack. Keep in mind that without a theme, there’s no main post … Read more
Welcome! This PHP warning is related to the new update of WordPress (5.3) which had a change in Walker class. Previously the walker method had 2 arguments. In the new update, it has more arguments. In order to fix the issue, You need to change the code from Post_Terms_Order_Walker::walk($elements, $max_depth) to Post_Terms_Order_Walker::walk($elements, $max_depth, …$args) Note: … Read more
ACF allows you to attach fields to categories and taxonomies, and it has an image field. You’ll need to update your template to call the field, but it will work like a charm.
If your WordPress website got hacked, hacker will use your site to attack other sites and sending emails. Most of the WordPress sites got affected by the same issue because of using Nulled & Outdated Themes and Plugins. Don’t worry about this issue, because we can easily wipe out the malware infected files from your … Read more